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I'd agree. That's not to say that I only like the oils, far from it, but I do think that oils tend to rank higher with me.

I think I've discovered D&D's motive to decouple character level from AC, STR, and even HP: it allows characters like this to be super...

Andy Slack's Traveller material was great. The quality of WD articles was good, but And Slacks Traveller articles made the magazine for me.

There are plenty of old book covers with characters posing that no one complained about. Personally, I think people just prefer the way...

The link to the free samples is the first link at the bottom. Hi! Hope you are all having a great weekend and a wonderfully dreadful...

Have you met you? Also, you have very low AC and really good treasure for your level.

I still own and have played the original I6 from 1983. It was ground breaking in terms of art and layout. I've had two groups go...

I'll post Day 19-Day 24 in the next day or two. That should bring the recaps up to date. Here's the Werewolf Lair converted to 5-foot...

Pathfinder had same artist as 4E. It was just another punch in the love spuds. Generally not a fan of Pathfinder art well WAR.

I've always found the tiny 6 by 6 inch box of treasure to be the most hilarious part. It's the draconic hoard equivalent to a penny jar.

Most of these complaints, in my opinion, come down to "hey, this has moved on from what I and my peers were used to, and is aimed at a...

I find it strange that a lot of people love that picture, when to me it always came across as dorky—and I tend to like Elmore's work.

I had a brief interaction with Bill Webb a while back regarding this. I don't claim to have any privileged info, or know Webb. But he...

Agreed and the petrosaurs circling in the background help cement the connection.

That cover mentally reminds me of Raquel Welch in 1 million bc movie. Movie was before my time but caught it on re-run or something in...